Let’s discuss the issue of multiple devices and structures in civil engineering drawings
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Recently, some drawings in civil engineering were found to have multiple devices, and as a result the designer created several building orientations; sometimes the direction of each building orientation was even different. In my opinion: 1. In the drawings, it is best to use a single north reference point; if there are multiple such points, the equipment foundations can be rotated for aesthetic reasons. 2. If you really can’t operate the rotating device, using a wire to separate them works as well, but don’t have ones in all the directions: up, down, left, and right. Can’t we put one diagram with the same direction? I’m not sure if there are any relevant regulatory requirements.
Can’t fit the layout on the drawing? So much north. I quite agree with you; it’s not easy to make mistakes when looking at the drawings and during construction.